Meltdown
The Classic Free-Market Analysis of the 2008 Financial Crisis
Thomas E. Woods
The book presents a libertarian perspective on the 2008 financial crisis, arguing that government intervention and central banking policies, rather than unregulated markets, were the primary causes of the economic meltdown. It critiques the actions of the Federal Reserve and other regulatory agencies, suggesting that free-market principles could have prevented the crisis or lessened its severity.
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